⚛️ Carbon Superstars
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What is carbon?

Answer: The element found in all organic compounds. 

Fun Fact: Carbon can form four bonds, allowing it to build millions of different compounds.

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What are carbohydrates?

Answer: The main source of quick energy for living things.

Fun Fact: Your brain depends heavily on glucose for energy.

100

What are lipids?

Answer: The group of compounds that includes fats, oils, and waxes. 

Fun Fact: Lipids store more energy than carbohydrates.

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What are proteins?

Answer: Large molecules that build and repair tissues.

Fun Fact: Muscles are rich in proteins.

100

What is DNA?

Answer: The molecule that stores genetic information.

Fun Fact: DNA is found in almost every cell in your body.

200

What are organic compounds?

Answer: Compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen.

Fun Fact: All living things are made largely of organic compounds.

200

What is glucose?

Answer: The simple sugar used by cells for energy. 

Fun Fact: Plants produce glucose during photosynthesis.

200

What is long-term energy storage?

Answer: The main function of lipids in organisms.

Fun Fact: Lipids also help insulate the body.

200

 What are amino acids?

Answer: The building blocks of proteins. 

Fun Fact: There are 20 common amino acids.

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What are nucleotides?

Answer: The building blocks of nucleic acids.

Fun Fact: Nucleotides contain a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogen base.

300

What is carbon bonding?

Answer: The unique ability of carbon to bond with many other atoms.

Fun Fact: Carbon can form chains, rings, and complex structures.

300

What is starch?

Answer: A carbohydrate stored by plants.

Fun Fact: Potatoes and rice are rich in starch.

300

What is the cell membrane?

Answer: The protective lipid layer surrounding cells.

Fun Fact: Cell membranes are made mostly of phospholipids.


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What are enzymes?

Answer: Special proteins that speed up chemical reactions.

Fun Fact: Enzymes can work millions of times faster than reactions occurring naturally.


300

What is RNA?

Answer: The nucleic acid that helps make proteins. 

Fun Fact: RNA carries instructions from DNA to ribosomes.


400

What is four?

Answer: The number of covalent bonds carbon usually forms.

Fun Fact: Carbon's four bonding sites make it ideal for life.

400

What is cellulose?

Answer: The carbohydrate that gives plants support.

Fun Fact: Humans cannot digest cellulose.

400

What are oils?

Answer: Lipids that remain liquid at room temperature.

Fun Fact: Most plant lipids are oils.

400

What is denaturation?

Answer: The process that changes an enzyme's shape and function. 

Fun Fact: High temperatures can denature proteins.

400

What is a double helix?

Answer: The shape of a DNA molecule.

Fun Fact: The double helix resembles a twisted ladder.

500

 What are hydrocarbons?

Answer: The simplest organic compounds containing only carbon and hydrogen.

Fun Fact: Many fuels are hydrocarbons.


500

What are monosaccharides?

Answer: The building blocks of carbohydrates. 

Fun Fact: Monosaccharide means "one sugar."

500

What are steroids?

Answer: The type of lipid that forms hormones such as estrogen and testosterone. 

Fun Fact: Cholesterol is a steroid lipid.

500

What is primary structure?

Answer: The level of protein structure determined by amino acid sequence.

Fun Fact: Even one amino acid change can affect a protein's function.

500

Name the four major biological macromolecules and one function of each?

                                 ****Double Point****

Answer: 

  • Carbohydrates: quick energy
  • Lipids: long-term energy storage
  • Proteins: structure and enzymes
  • Nucleic Acids: genetic information
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